If you're talking about the ending of ME2, that's one of the more accurate depictions of what a black hole would look like in pop fiction until Interstellar. For one thing, the black hole depicted isn't Sag A*, it's just a black hole on the edge of the galactic core -- that's stated in the codex, but an easy mistake to make due to dodgy wording. The light you see is radiation from the accretion disk, not Hawking radiation, and indeed that close it would be in the visible spectrum; accretion disks are just that damn energetic. The "halo" is the effect of gravitational lensing.
Pretty much everyone wanted Disney to take over when it happened. Are people forgetting this already? While nowadays the sentiment seems to have shifted to "George, please come back", at the time it was perceived as taking the franchise away from its useless, incompetent creator and giving it to the benevolent megacorp that would make sure we wouldn't get anything like the prequels ever again.
>your brain on lense flairs
Nostalgia faggotry.
Really? I certainly don't recall anyone (at least on my end) clamoring for Disney. Most were just hoping for an SW movie by a different director or another show like Genndy's rather than a different studio as far as I recall or simply talking about how horrible and inappropriate it was that Vader killed all those kids. Only time I recall anyone mentioning Disney was around the time of the pre-release of Treasure Planet, but that was only by a few peeps in real life, plus that shit bombed. And even back then, people made fun of Disney as being an evil two-faced megacorp.
It would make more sense to bury them at the burned out jedi temple, or endor, or almost any other location in the franchise. Fuck it, hang them up above the mose eisley cantina, just for a cheap laugh.
Wait hol' up a minute fam.
Personally Luke's Jedi Temple would be my first choice, but he no longer has one in Disney canon... So Endor would honestly be the only other fitting choice. It was the site of their greatest victory, and under Disney canon it was the last and maybe only place these people ever knew any true fucking peace or happiness. Also its a pretty world full of all kinds of crazy, dangerous and wonderful shit.
People fucking hated Lucas at that time and Disney was seen as predictable but effective, what was exactly what most fans thought they wanted. Seriously, is the prequel hate getting memory holed? Hell, RLM even said JJ Abrahms would be a great choice for the next Star Wars movie.
No! Lukes remains remian in a shithole and you'll like it. It so we can go there in the next trilogy to collect a secret jedi medallion to open a secret jedi temple with a special scimitar lightsaber and the ghost of a temple guard that will teach rei's nephew how to make people poopoo themeselves with the force.
I didn't say anyone wanted Lucas or dismissed prequel hate. I'm saying I didn't see anyone clamoring for Disney back around the 2000s almost 20 years ago. Everywhere I looked, people just said they wanted anyone but Lucas to make an SW film, but nothing to suggest Disney specifically. They wanted films by Spielberg, Cameron or any other big name that wasn't Lucas. Personally I just thought more movies were a bad idea, and prequel hate back then mostly came from media outlets, like MAD TV and whatnot who would mostly talk about how racist George was. Disney wouldn't even be considered an option for SW until 2012 when the bidding started.
I remember back in 2012 about hearing no rumors about Lucas selling the company to Disney. All I remember is Kennedy joining in June and I assumed that he'd retire while Kennedy has the company become more of a licensing company for merchandise and games.
I heard Spielberg and Ron Howard were asked by Lucas to direct Episode I back in '97.
So that's why this thread had people instantly come in and say it's shit a couple pages ago. The Alkies in denial are angry that they're being called out on their gay plastic addiction.
Yeah... no. It's also a series of books, tabletop games, video games, cartoons and so on, and most of those were pretty good until the buyout... so less than a decade ago.
There we go... now all can feel exogol as an actual word; right up there with schmeckledorf.Kudos to whichever one of you did this.Urban Dictionary: exogol
Taking pleasure in the suffering of others brought about by their own hand.www.urbandictionary.com
It's probably because he either really liked the Imperial guard, or just seems to think red is evil... even though the Rebels' tracer color for their blasters were red and the Empire's green. But then JarJar only understands like half of how to make a good movie or film.
Yeah it's something I misread into your post. It's just that it lately seems to me that the same people who were shitting on Lucas pre-Disney are now the same people who say that everything was so much better under him and I guess it just randomly boiled up just now.
Honestly, if they'd taken a sideways glance at TCW they might have been able to work something not terrible out. Palpatine becomes a Sith Spectre and possesses a clone body of himself. He discovered the location of Mortis, and worked out some scheme to achieve apotheosis and become an avatar of the Dark Side, itself.
There was quite a bit. By the time the rat ate Lucasfilm, enough PT BTS information had come out and the Plinkett reviews made it common knowledge among fans, the PT's big failing was no one had any sort of moderating influence on Lucas. ANH and ESB were so good because Lucas collaborated with a team of extremely talented filmmakers, and RotJ was the first sign of trouble when Lucas was given more creative control over his own film. The hopes were Disney would exercise some level of executive control and force him to collaborate.
